Flare - Chronic Pain Tracker

Flare - Chronic Pain Tracker

Pain diary & symptom log app

12 ratings
5 reviews
#179 in top-grossing Medical
💪 Health & Fitness
🏥 Medical
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 8, 2026
  • August 11, 2026

Features

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About

This app helps individuals with chronic pain conditions meticulously track their symptoms, medications, treatments, and appointments. It provides visual insights into patterns and generates reports for healthcare providers, empowering users to advocate for their health with concrete data.

Symptom tracking (pain, fatigue, etc.)
Medication and treatment logging
Provider visit tracking
Timeline and heatmap visualizations
PDF and CSV report generation
Data backup and restore
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What's New in Flare

1.9.0

August 11, 2026

A quicker way to log Rate what hurts, then one tap fills the row's remaining symptoms with None. On an empty row, one tap logs the whole check-in at once. Real entries — an explicit None is evidence your record can stand on — and nothing you rated is ever touched. Also in 1.9: a small row menu next to each unfinished row's time (the same one-tap fill, plus a more discoverable Delete row), and a brief Undo after every fill.

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Subscription plans

Flare Pro

Unlock advanced trends, visits snapshot, and PDF export

$3.991 Month
1 Month trial
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In-App Purchases

$39.99

Flare Pro Lifetime

Unlock advanced trends, visits snapshot, and PDF export

Charts

Top Grossing

📊 179

Medical

The app has maintained its position at 179 recently.

Last updated on August 18, 2026.

User reviews

Couldn’t even start using

Never was able to start using it: the page where they want you to set notifications didn’t have any buttons, probably they were somewhere in the bottom but couldn’t scroll down to them. Definitely not optimized for bigger fonts on the screen, as if people who don’t have perfect vision can’t have pain
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Response from developer

First, please allow me to personally apologize that my app made you feel unseen. I live with chronic pain too, and that feeling is one I know all too well. It’s the last thing I would ever want someone using my app to experience. Secondly, I truly appreciate you taking the time to share this feedback. I’ve just released an update (version 1.8.6) that specifically focuses on larger text and improved accessibility features. Thank you again for speaking up. Your feedback genuinely helps make the app better, and I hope you’ll be willing to give us a second chance.

User Friendly App

I am a truck driver dealing with some back pain I spoke with my chiropractor about gathering some data and he embraced the idea. A good way to find out and cure issues like epidemytis is to track down flares.

Helping me

Even after just a couple of days this is helping me. Chronic pain can make you feel so alone. Writing it down makes me feel like my experience is real and it matters.

Response from developer

Thank you. This means a lot. I built Flare because I live with chronic pain too. For me, logging felt like doing something positive for myself, even if it was a small thing. You’re exactly who I made it for. If anything ever feels off, or there’s something you wish it did, use the feedback button in the app. I read and reply to every one.

Helps me a lot

Brought the PDF from flare to my lady appointment and my doctor stopped and said she wished more of her patients tracked like this! We covered more in 15 minutes than we usually do in a full visit worth it for that alone.

Wish I had sooner

Been dealing with chronic endo for over a year. Tracked everything on notes app for months before this. The 3x a day check in is smart because my pain at 8am is different than 9pm

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FAQ

What conditions can Flare track?

Flare can be used to track symptoms for a wide range of conditions including fibromyalgia, arthritis, migraine, endometriosis, back pain, pelvic pain, and nerve pain, or any condition you wish to monitor.

Does Flare have ads?

No, Flare is ad-free. The app prioritizes user privacy and does not display advertisements.

What are the subscription options for Flare Pro?

Flare Pro is available through a monthly or annual subscription, both offering a 30-day free trial. There is also a one-time lifetime purchase option.

What features are unlocked with Flare Pro?

Flare Pro unlocks advanced features such as trend analysis, visit snapshots, suggested appointment questions, and the ability to generate PDF and CSV reports.

Is Flare available on multiple devices?

Yes, Flare is supported on both iPhone and iPad devices, allowing for consistent tracking across your Apple ecosystem.

How often is Flare updated?

The latest version of Flare is 1.6.0, and it was last updated on June 26, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features based on user feedback.

Does Flare provide medical advice?

No, Flare is a personal logging tool and is not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice but helps users gather data to better communicate with their healthcare providers.

How does Flare handle user data privacy?

Flare is built with privacy as a priority. No account is required, no personal data is collected, and there are no ads, ensuring your health information remains private.